Toeffler - that's the name of the robust, rustic wooden clogs with nailed shafts from Berkemann. They originated in the 70s and have been part of the Berkemann range ever since, in different versions. The standard Toeffler is a model variant with perforated leather, which significantly increases the leather's natural breathability. A real plus point in summer. But the standard Toeffler is also very popular as a work shoe, often used in clinics or practices. The original 5-phase footbed incorporated into the light poplar wood sole supports the natural rolling process of the foot, while the toe grip function trains both the foot and calf muscles with every step and thus activates the venous valves at the same time. In addition, the shock-absorbing midsole absorbs the impact energy all the way up to the spine.